the king put it, he said the unknown is schering the arab leaders more than the known. he says they worry about the mistake inside syria with so many different ethnic and religious groups. he said the situation in libya was straightforward. he said the future of syria is much more complicated like iraq. in other words, fears of chaos and collapse. >> but to be clear, he ruled out the issue of arab states using military force. >> he said he had not heard anyone in the region seriously considering military intervention. turkey is engaging with some of the syrian military officers who have defected. he said he was not sure if turkey was just going to establish a security buffer along the border or going further. he said it was very worrying for jordan and other countries if someone would go in. he said it would be like a pandora's box. he sees great danger. he said he and other leaders do not believe president assad is committed to reform. they do not know what would follow. they do not know how to get from this situation to something that could be called a greater democra

the cause of the explosion is unknown. pg&e is there now to see if it is gas related. the police are also investigating. >>darya: let's get a look at the weather on this tuesday morning. >>erica: the good news is we will keep the warm temperatures around for the next couple of days. later in the week we have a lot of changes. there is a red flag warning that stretches from 6:00 a.m. today to 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. we have low humidity levels. everyone impacted is highlighted in red. temperatures are on a decline for this kind hour. in the afternoon a lot of 70's. we do have a wet weather on the horizons. a light green on the screen indicates showers. we are expecting less than one- tenth of an inch of rainfall. your 7 day around the bay forecast does show the weather pattern on tap for the next several days. but there's a we have a potential of showers. the drop in temperatures bottoming out in the '60s. >>george: we are not tracking any hot spots but we are looking at increased volume around the bay area. the backup is a region to the end of the east parking lot. a heavi

>>justine: president obama just place a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he was with his wife michelle he placed a wreath of flowers on a pedestal in front of the marble tomb. there was a moment of silence afterward as well. then, the president's have addressed the crowd. but u.n. >>darya: university officials say that the ec coach--the penn state coach assisting coach mccrery will not be on the field tomorrow because of multiple threats that have been made against him. he is the one that came forward and told the grand jury that he saw the assisting coach dan, jerry sandusky rating a boy in the locker room showers. he also says that he told joe paterno about it. paterno says he was not aware of exactly sfax what mccrery saw. there are questions now about whether mccrery will continue. he has not been fired. joe paterno has been fired. for >> healing cannot occur until we understand how the responsibility to these children failed and how we can prevent such tragedies in the future e.f. >>darya: the big game is tomorrow when penn state faces nebraska. we ar

a, iraq, libya and beyond in a war that began a decade ago and laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknownoldier. >> for many military family, this holiday season will be a season of homecoming. over the next five years, more than 1 million american uniforms will transition back to civilian life. >> that was a big part of his message. president obama urged those to honor those who served by hiring them upon return to duty. >> desperate for work, the unemployment rate for war veterans is significantly higher than average. the lawmakers are trying to work out a plan to make sure they get some help. m monty mahas more than that. >> reporter: thousands of veterans are back from the deployment field and now on the unemployment line. we met veterans at today's veteran parade. 27-year-o 27-year-old, jobless for two years, did two tours in iraq and now doing his best to support his family. >> it takes a lot of careful budgeting and stuff. i'm hanging in there and trying to do what i can for my children. >> reporter: he has worked sporadic construction jobs since returning from iraq but suffers wit

it is unknown if or when police will come here. we did talk to a longshoremen union representative who says they have workers trying to get in but are unable to. >> they are ordering us to go to work in the foot as in harm's way. we are ready to go to work, we are ready for them to tell us if it is needed or not furious >>craig: they said they are not hearing anything from the port of oakland. at this side of the intersection, one of the protesters got their head injuries when a car kusch its way through. there could be some serious problems potentially, but they are lucky that has not happened at this point. >>mark: the port of oakland is the fifth busiest port in the united states. we will wait to see what happens in the see of business will resume. fifth >>erica: this is a hot topic on our facebook fan page. i asked be worse off if is a general strike was an overall success. we are getting some mixed comments. here is what dallas said. here is what nicole said. those are just some of the comments. if you would like to participat

there are unknowns. there are things that we just do not know about.in this case, we worked with the russians and have confidence they have resolved this problem. >> amazingly, the rocket on which everyone is now relying dates back to the 1960's, and the americans do not expect their next manned launch vehicle to be ready for five years. when russia put the first man into orbit 50 years ago, and led the world in human space flight. now, almost by accident, it finds itself in the same position again. bbc news, moscow. >> two decades after the end of the cold war, and russian and an american on the way to gather to the international space station. now, to a conductor whose instructions follow a rather different beat. just imagine doing this without any sheet music. that is exactly what he has been perfecting for more than 25 years. by using a series of signs and gestures, he communicates with musicians, and the results can be heard in performances around the world. in this first-person accounts, he talks about the music. ♪ >> it all started with question

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you are looking live at arlington, virginia the of the unknowns. 8 a.m.our time the president will arrive for a wreath-laying ceremony. is an annual event at the tomb of the unknown. more about that later on. it is veterans day. >>> oakland police are trying to identify a woman found dead in the 1600 block of east 22nd street. detectives say there are no visible signs of injury. if her death turns out to be a homicide it would be the 101st of the year, six more than all of last year in oakland. >> oakland police say a weeklong operation to get wanted felons off the street was a success. place arrested 138 people. they confiscated 13 firearms and more than $32,000 worth of drugs. >> more than 100 law enforcement officers came together from nine federal state and local agencies. over the past six days, they all had just one thing in mind, let's work together to help make oakland a safer and better place to and work. >> the operation focused on areas where gang violence has been on the rise. >>> california homeowners who rely on the state for all or part of

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president obama will be laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. sixth >>james: we have a lot to talk about as we head into the next couple of hours. >>erica: as we head into the afternoon, we will seek particularly coastal and north bay or rainfall. it could become more scattered as we head into the evening hours. that should set our sights overnight, showers persisting into tomorrow morning. because of the cloud cover, temperatures are on the warmer side. forties and fifties for the most part. santa rosa has dropped to 39. mid-40s in through the nevada and in napa. as we take a look at where temperatures will go into the morning, by 7:00 a.m. we will see forties into the north bay. for the most part, '50s and around the bay. as we advanced the clock closer to 12 yen, violent, more green. by the afternoon, 2:00 p.m., it looks like the bay area is cut in half. the upper portions in the upper 50s. widespread 60s for the east bay and south locations. as we head into tomorrow morning we will see 4/10 of an inch of rain. let's get a tax on traffic. >>g

the origin of the fine is unknown. >>> -- the origin of the fire is unknown. >>> all these winds areueling the flames in reno. here in the bay area, rain and cold. >> high country with winds like that you have to get out of the way. there's not much you can do to stop the fire. but we are seeing showers beginning to show up in the bay area. some of that working its way into the reno area so that's good news for them but it's beginning to pick up. we had some scattered light showers early on but now we are seeing stronger cells moving into petaluma and parts of the south bay and peninsula. scattered showers into redwood city, mostly lighter amounts. things will pick up in the afternoon. cold air will flow into our skies. what about the weekend? we'll talk about that with the full weekend forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> investigators say they know who shot and killed a vallejo police officer yesterday. they named their suspect in a briefing about an hour ago. gil diaz is at the vallejo police department where a memorial for officer james capoot is growing. gil, good afternoon. >>

, at least unknown publicly right now.ar used in the kidnapping, that was found, and it is being combed over for evidence, any fingerprints, forensics tests, although the kidnappers did set fire to the interior to destroy any evidence before they abandoned that vehicle. major league baseball has its own investigators on the scene in venezuela, working with venezuelan investigators, and the statement from major league baseball is, quote, our foremost concern is with wilson ramos and his family and our thoughts are with them at this time. and reportedly, that when the kidnappers actually made their move to abduct him with a 9-millimeter pistol pointed at his head, wilson ramos was signing an autograph for a little kid in front of his parents' house. heather: that beggings the question, did they talk to the kid, him or her, or was this a setup? >> that is certainly that police quickly examined, using a kid as a rosu -- ruse to distract the ball player. it's unclear if that was part of the plan. right now investigators are loo

they'll lay a reef at the tomb of the unknown and make a speech.san diego to start a new tradition. take a look at this video of the deck of the uss carl vincent being trance formed into a basket ball aree yeah that -- arena. north carolina and michigan state face off for the first college basketball game played on a navy ship. the north carolina coach said his playses l -- myers could not believe the -- players could not believe the trance formation. >> you see my players with their phones or cameras walking around. they weren't talking to each other. >> a look at who get to go to the game during any next update in about an hour. l for now we're live in washington dv, allison burns >>> republican candidate rick perry has been making fun of himself after his forgetfulness after the ash -- at the recent defate. me appeared on letterman show with the top ten excuse z for his brain bruise -- brain freeze. >> you try concentrating with romney miles at -- smiling at you. that's hard to do. >> i know. i know exactly what you're talking about. >> perry ha

south of lima the district there and to the south almost border to chile there is a community that is unknown that we are doing research right now on it. yes, the value there and with chile and all of that area. yes? >> (inaudible). >> no -- you know what it is. it's a rubber stamp of the tube that is heating it. you can -- >> (inaudible). >> no it's a tube. somebody had a question. i don't know if we are running out of time or we have to go or -- >> (inaudible). >> (speaking spanish). i think it was done two years ago. it's peru veian. >> (inaudible). >> (speaking spanish) the style in the music to hit all those notes back and forth and then the guitar which is a spanish instrument and the lyrics are from spain and the type of song is indigenous and the type of percussion can is african. >> (inaudible). >> yeah, you could hear in the music. it has that pitch and that sadness to it. >> (inaudible). >> okay. so can you play the first song? we will show you a little bit and then you guys can come up and dance. (music). (applause). (music) >> welcome to this afternoon's performance. before the a

the beautiful american is also a little worker who's unknown by all. every job counts.ery job counts. >> we'll be right back. >>> a year ago, election night 2010, this was the good news that night for democrats. john hikenlooper, the democrat, became governor of colorado after a hard fought race including the candidate tancredo and republican dan maze, best remembered as the guy who said he was a secret agent but wasn't. manchin won the seat held by robert byrd, beating john raese, a guy who said in an interview, i made my money the old-fashioned way, i inherited it. he wasn't kidding. republicans picked sharron angle to run for senate in nevada. sharron angle said conservative the would turn to second amendment remedies if they didn't get their way at the polls. she lost. harry reid held on to his senate seat though the polls looked like trouble for him heading into that day. in connecticut, linda mcmahon had pro wrestling dynasty name recognition and ton of money going into her campaign for chris dodd's senate seat. in the end, democrat richard blumenthal beat linda m

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meet some of our small business customers at: thehartford.com/business i don't think about the unknown... i just rock n' roll. >> schieffer: and we're back now with our panel. kathleen parker, of course, is the columnist for the "washington post" who writes kind of from the conservative side, i would say. dee dee myers, president clinton's press secretary. national journal's major garrett who moderated the debate last night along with our own scott pelley. and our cbs news political director just named to that post yesterday john dickerson. congratulations, john. kathleen, i want to start with you. herman cain was not much of a presence at this debate last night. but he had a very rough week going into it. and i must say his support among women does seem to have fallen somewhat. it was about 28% support among women before. now it's down to 15%. do you think this is going to blow over for him or will he weather this storm? >> i think he's counting on it blowing over. there's not, you know, there's a precedent for that. americans have a very short attention span. he's hoping that as he j

meet some of our small business customers at: thehartford.com/business i don't think about the unknownst rock n' roll. ♪ >>> brad paisley the reigning entertainer of the year, up for the same award this year along with top male vocalist and album of the show and hosting the show with carrie underwood performing since he was 13 from the grand ole opry to the white house with a ton of hits. now a new book "diary of a player" and brad paisley joins me now. a player. >> yeah. >> you don't just mean with a guitar do you? >> i mostly mean with the guitar unfortunately. i'd love to qualify for the other but i sort of took up the guitar in spite of my bad luck in the other area. >> a player to me, you know, is not massively i would say different to your current reputation. you're like one of the top dogs in the business. >> oh, thanks. >> you're young. you're hungry. you're successful. you are a bit of a player aren't you? >> i guess so. i mean if you sort of mean relevant. >> well a player means someone who is just good at playing his own business, his own game. >> it is a game. you do see it

. >> at the end of the day, it was and unknown person and an unknown voice trying to access the cockpit. >> reporter: and you don't open the door. >> and you don't open the door. >> reporter: ultimately, the flight attendant came out of the cockpit and was able to free the captain. >> the captain, myself, went back to the lavatory and the door latch broke and i had to fight my way out of it. there is no issue, no threat. >> reporter: still, this incident does raise questions about whether some procedures may need to be changed, so that a bathroom break doesn't trigger a security alert. david? >> lisa stark on this story all day. lisa, thank you. >>> now to the scandal surrounding former penn state football coach jerry sandusky, and this evening here, a new and staggering prediction about the number of possible victims. here's abc's jim avila. >> reporter: abc news has learned that a ninth alleged victim has been presented to the attorney general's office by a local civil attorney, who already represents one of the original eight accusers. this could be just the beginning, say attorneys

initially they have no democratic mandate at all and precisely what is so frightening about what is unknown after the european union and the euro enters its death agonies because that's what i think it is is the way in which the european union really is showing and i'm say this without any exaggeration it's true nature as a dictatorship after all it is europe which has effectively commanded these two prime ministers to leave office and drew had to leave office the moment he suggested a referendum on the debt package and berlusconi had to leave office the moment he said that italians would become poorer under the euro so we're seeing really a very ugly development now in europe where people are being put in power because they serve the interests of the demands of the european union not because they have gone at any and electoral support in their home countries they only need bailouts from the european union because they don't have the option of devaluation they don't have the option of managing their own economic and monetary affairs it's precisely europe that has got them into this situatio

at arlington national cemetery, there will be a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown at 11:00 this morning. president obama and the first lady will attend. there will also be wreath laying ceremonies at the world war ii memorial and the vietnam war memorial today. happy veterans day. thank you for your service to our country. >> absolutely. to all the veterans out ♪ ♪ if i should fall from grace with god ♪ ♪ where no doctor can relieve me ♪ ♪ if i'm buried 'neath the sod ♪ but the angels won't receive me ♪ ♪ let me go, boys, let me go, boys ♪ ♪ let me go down in the mud where the rivers... ♪ [ female announcer ] when you're responsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ ahead, new veterans day tradition today. >>> weather and traffic on the ones. good morning. at 6:11, a strong west wind has brought in a november chill this morning, and a few clouds to our west. we'll have a few clouds in and out this morning. temperatures right now are just in the 30s throughout most of the region to near 40 in washington and by the bay. but the winds are gust

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there is no celebrating about her whereabouts are still unknown.nd 8 were interviewed by child counselors for the second time. attorneys for the parents say they have been unfairly targeted as suspects. just before the show i spoke to their attorney joe tacopina and asked where the case stands now and whether he thinks the baby is still alive. >> debra and jeremy believe that lisa is still alive and the fact they haven't found one sled of evidence, no blood, no dna, no anything and they have searched repeetdly, dozens and dozens of times in the vicinity of the home, maybe there's some hope. that's what i have to hold on to and that's what they are holding on to, so, yes, they believe lisa is still alive and we are hopeful that this is one of the cases that turn up with a happen pi resolution. >> i want to ask you what -- you have a theory of perhaps what may have happened or something we need to look in to. >> there's evidence out there, plenty of it and investigators have uncovered things, witnesses have come forward. if you look at this one indiv

there's no celebrating because her whereabouts are still unknown. last night, her half brothers were interviewed by child counselors. meanwhile, attorneys for baby lisa's parents say they have been unfairly targeted as suspecteds. just before the show, i spoke with their attorney, joe tacopina. i asked him where the case stands now and whether he thinks the baby is still alive. >> deborah and jeremy believe that lisa is still alive. the fact that they haven't found one shred of evidence, no blood, no dna, no anything, and they've searched repeatedly dozens and dozens of times in the vicinity of the home. maybe there's some home. that's what i have to hold on to. that's what they're holding on to. they believe lisa is still alive. we're hopeful this is one of those cases that turns up with a happy resolution. >> i want to ask you, you have a theory of what might have happened or something we need to look into. >> there's evidence that's out there, plenty of it. investigators are feeding us information. our investigators have uncovered things. witness

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five hundred days on a voyage to the unknown. a breakthrough in space travel. returned from the red planet. mars five hundred touched down on r.t. . the city of oakland california reeling after one of the biggest protests of the occupy wall street movement has seen eighty demonstrators were arrested several injured after what started out as a peaceful rally was met with heavy handed response from police toward the end of the day hours before that thousands of as like workers protesters forced a shutdown of america's largest port this is a general strike americans first and more than fifty years paralyzed several businesses in downtown oakland okies correspondent lucy cough and i was at the heart of unfolding events throughout the day and describes how they develop. we're standing across from oscar grant's plaza which is the site of the occupy oakland movements where protesters have been camping out for weeks in order to raise their voices against knowledge inequality social injustice the same issues that are motivating thousands of occupy wall street movements

>> exactly. >> it goes back to the unknown. >> it's footloose rules.t's the job of an adult to kaik take any kind of fun from the kids. >> it's the american high school experience. >> i hope they don't make it 20 years later. it would not be good. >> coming up, is j.v. trying to profit from occupy wall street. you are watching redeye. stick around. >>> is shawn carter cashing in on the honor. businessman better known as j.v. occupy wall street as a way to support the movement. none of proceeds going to the movement. i think he has other priorities. brad pitt had this to say about the protestors, quote, if you are feeling frustrated sometimes the relief of a fight can pacify for a moment but understanding the details and systemic problems, really looking for solutions. if you are going to say one guy is bad, you have to back it up with this is how we fux it. >> and mario patalli comparing hitler and stalin. apparently they started cancelling reservations even though vitali says he was misquoted. >> the unveiling of the t-shirts happened to coincide with

but these are virtually unknown. >> professor gould, how did you find these letters? >> i was working on a book called the modern american presidency, and i had photocopied some of the taft letters. as i read them again and again i thought, i wonder if there are more of these? if there are, maybe there's a book year. and so the taft papers have been on microfilm for about four years with help of graduate students, my own research, i went over to the library here at the university of texas and there's several reels of past correspondence, but there was one real that had all the letters of the presidency. and with the magic of technology i got them, copied and brought them up and begin typing them into the computer and editing them. because i had to identify all the people the president was talking about. he met a lot of people, i can tell you. so i had to find out about famous and not so famous folks. >> what did you learn about william howard taft presidency from these letters? >> well, he wasn't really very happy with his presidency. i think he was not well-suited to

at the tomb of the unknowns.t will be followed by a ceremony inside the memorial amphitheater nearby. there will also be a concert at 10:00 a.m. before the ceremony by the army band inside the amphitheater. president obama oil participate in the ceremony. later in the day the president will fly to san diego where preparations are underway for college basketball game across - aboard- the aircraft carrier that buried osama bin laden at sea. both teams will wear camouflage uniforms with usa on the back instead of the players' names. there was the dedication of the new walter reed hospital yesterday. and the d.c. or more real. other celebrations will be happening all throughout the region today. wjla.com and click on the veteran's day tab at the top of the home page. >> time is running out if you want a chance to win $700 in our latest. wjla.com/facebook to sign up for a chance to win. you have until 4:00 p.m. today. if the winner will be announced on abc 7 news at 5:00 today. >>> lots of events taking place because

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it was unknown to the staff, so the principle has made a commitment in the coming year to really keep to that, because currently they have 60% overall out of district students. some departments are as high as 39%. one of the arguments given to us was that there aren't enough qualified seven it is students. i am here to say that san francisco students should apply. we want to see lots of applicants and phyllis many spaces as possible with san francisco students. there are some exceptions, when there is a need for a particular baritone or tenor who to invite and out of district students, but we would like to have as many san francisco students applied as we can. under state and federal policy, there have been bullying measures signed by the governor, and this thursday, the district attorney is hosting a very important cyber bullying event for the middle school families that is open to the public and will be at marina middle school from 6:00 to 7:30 on thursday. really targeting families and what they should know about cyber bullying. it is hard to keep up with. there is a lot going on w

the suspects covered the girl's eyes and drove to an unknown location where one of the suspect allegedly raped the victim. >> after about an hour, all four leave with her. they get back in the sedan. they drive back to the woodlawn area where they let her out of the car. >> she was able to walk to the nearby woodlawn police precinct to ask for help. one of the suspect is described as being fair skin and the as diamond or rhinestone-studded gold teeth. that should be a clear marker for anyone who knows that individual. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a man is behind bars, charged with distributing child pornography. please arrested robert hudson and crofton library -- police arrested robert hudson. he's being held on bond. new details about that dramatic police raid in south baltimore. the raid was the result of an undercover drug operation. suspect allegedly planned to rob a drug cartel. dawron kip mason tried to flee the scene. mason five other suspects are charged with conspiracy to possess a firearm. one agent was wounded in the shootout but is expected to recover. a third ro

it is and the liquids and amount of liquid that came up was tremendous so you are entering into an unknown environment we really don't know you know with that kind of chemical that close with the kids back there what happens first of all kids don't argue to contaminate themselves they go rather going to wash their face with all that's enough well three days later they're still you know we get all the water on their hair and it comes back to their eyes. in their breeding system that's called secondary contamination effect so they really don't know how to do contaminate so what are the long term effect of these individuals i mean you know each one of us respond to chemicals and diseases are different we don't know what's going to happen to these eyes of these respiratory system and we just entered the unknown world as well i was shocked remarkable search you so much for coming welcome thank you would envision and inform you know so well tonight much appreciated. coming up here with my guest in los angeles describes as the most suspenseful and dramatic moments he's ever witnessed.